GitHub Actions, Tensorflow, Graph API

Session animée par Olivier Leplus (@olivierleplus), Tiffany Souterre (@tiffanysouterre), Yohan Lasorsa (@sinedied) de passage à Lyon, dans le cadre du Microsoft Dev Roadshow.

La session sera composé de trois talks :

1. Devenez un héros des GitHub Actions
   Animé par Yohan Lasorsa (@sinedied)
   GitHub Actions, c'est le nouveau système de worflow intégré à GitHub pour automatiser tous vos projets, CI/CD mais pas que ! Et en plus, ça ne coute rien pour les projets open source, c'est le moment de s'y mettre non ?
   Plutot qu'un long discours, rien ne vaut une belle démo live pour découvrir tout cela !
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2. Tensorflow, there is no spoon
   Animé par Tiffany Souterre (@tiffanysouterre)
   With the advance in Artificial Intelligence, neural networks are everywhere! But like all technologies, it has its flaws. Adversarial examples are able to fool neural networks used for critical applications such as self-driving cars, face recognition apps, security cameras... Together, we will see how to generate your own adversarial images and fool a neural network into seeing things that are not there. We'll also see how to defend against adversarial attacks.

No Tensorflow, there is no spoon!

3. Introduction to Microsoft Graph API et Graph toolkit
   Animé par Olivier Leplus (@olivierleplus)
   Microsoft Graph provides a unified programmability model that you can use to build apps that interact with the data of millions of users. You can use the Microsoft Graph REST APIs to access data in Azure Active Directory, Office 365 services, Enterprise Mobility and Security services, Windows 10 services, Dynamics 365, and more. We will explore what you can do with the Microsoft Graph.
   We will then see how, with just a few lines of codes, you can create a web app connected to the Graph API using the Microsoft Graph Toolkit and it’s collection of web components.